Veracity’s Group CEO Nigel Bridges was out in Hong Kong earlier this month as part of a UK Pavilion at the third InnoEX and 21st Hong Kong Electronics Fair.
The UK Pavilion, organised by the UK Department for Business and Trade (DBT), showcased cutting-edge products and solutions of Hanover Displays, The Virtual Tour Experts, unifi.id, Veracity, Johnson Controls, Arm, Paperpost Asia and Keywave Technology Limited.
Rule changes surrounding cyber risks which have already seen Uber’s former CISO sentenced to three years’ probation should be of concern to all C-Suite executives.
Joseph Sullivan, Uber’s former chief information security officer, was found guilty of paying hackers $100,000 (£79,000) after they gained access to 57 million records of Uber customers, including names and phone numbers.
Veracity Trust Network’s CEO Nigel Bridges will be one of the speakers at a webinar diving into cybersecurity threat mitigation hosted by SecureX.
The webinar, on October 12th at 1pm EDT (6pm BST), will discuss some of the most important aspects on how to combat cyber threats effectively.
Cyber security protection needn’t be a daunting challenge for any business but it’s certainly one all should be getting to grips with.
The recent exposure of vulnerabilities at the BBC, British Airways, Aer Lingus, Boots the Chemist, and others demonstrated that even the largest organisations can still become victims of cyber crime.
The inaugural Climb23 event held at Leeds was an excellent venue for attendees to find out why cybersecurity matters (a lot) to investors.
Organised by Gordon Bateman, CEO at CRSI, and his team, in partnership with Investor Ladder and the Yorkshire & North East branch of the Institute of Directors, Climb23, an innovation festival for investors, start-ups, scale-ups, and industry, showcased 150 speakers on four stages over two days held at Leeds Dock on May 23rd and 24th.
Consumers would stop doing business with a company known to have experienced data breaches.
According to an IBM report, nearly half of consumers surveyed said they had taken this action. This is alarming news when coupled with the global average cost of a data breach reaching an all-time high of $4.35 million for studied organisations.
Leeds City Region’s FinTech sector has doubled since 2020 and is responsible for adding more than £700m in gross value to the area according to a new report.
Whitecap Consulting identified more than 100 FinTech firms in the Leeds City Region, the vast majority of which are start-ups and scaleups, a segment which has tripled in number over the last three years.
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